South Africa's Minister of Electricity and Energy, Dr Kgosientsho Ramokgopa, is leading a delegation to Japan to promote the country's ambitions in the hydrogen sector. The delegation, accompanied by high-level representatives from South Africa, aims to showcase flagship hydrogen projects like Boegoebaai and the Coega Green Ammonia Project. These projects are seen as pivotal in transforming South Africa into a world-class hydrogen economy. The visit focuses on engaging with key Japanese stakeholders to secure investments, partnerships, and financing for large-scale hydrogen production and infrastructure development. Minister Ramokgopa highlights the goal of positioning South Africa as a leading supplier of green hydrogen and ammonia, aligning with Japan's net-zero objectives. The visit also aims to attract investment for South Africa's hydrogen economy, strengthen bilateral relations with Japan, and develop a domestic market for hydrogen mobility. By fostering partnerships with Japanese financial institutions and authorities, South Africa is striving to solidify its position in the global hydrogen market. The collaboration with Japanese stakeholders demonstrates international confidence in South Africa's hydrogen potential and its commitment to green hydrogen projects. The visit signifies a strategic move towards establishing South Africa as a key player in sustainable hydrogen production and export, showcasing a positive sentiment towards the country's hydrogen future.